Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25
JUBILEE

The sosne and Services in w..
Abbey-People smother.a ''a"
streess-The Marquis Of Lo,n.~
From His Horse-Clev..-."
grstulations. "
THE QUEEN AT THE ABRpv
LONDON. June 21'-The Queens 81.
into the abbey was arranged 40 Aa's
entered the abbey precisely at noo
Bridge, the organist OF the abbey, VI, u
for the occasion specially trained W
of ESQ voices, selected from the prsst sa'
of London, besides a large accomDa,S
of brass instruments and drums n,"a s
drew the immense congregation in ttsuaat!
and their respective places to he sNeae
for the Queens coming bv renderipp.' pAa
tions in a manner that made Wig
within hearing OF the great organ sss!%
catch it's softest note. When ths y :
reached the abbey and the royal n,o,'VS sS
was forming in the marquee OUTSIDE osP
west door, the state trumpeters i,
and crimson uniform, executed .'F.sI,!N
from the organ loft, nearly in the cs,sa
the edifce. When the clergy at the ~,
the royal procession marched int"
church the =
NATIONAL ANTHEM
rendered by the organ. The mus,,
thrilling and the audience arose and.
their 10000 voices to accomuaDv 5
choir. The effect was 80 grand so,.A
found, that many persons were uova, ]
tears. 1t was at this moment tbs.. 4
Queen appeared within the doors, and,s
the singing of the anthem ceased. and i.
professional from Handel's "Occars.
Oratorio" was given by the organ I'm
tn progress OF the Queen and royal ians
to the dais. When they were seated :.
Archbishop of Canterbury and the Dea,,
Westminster had taken their places .,
began the services by the playing Of Gi8
blessing upon the Queen. "Te Deup IT,
damus'' was sung by the choir to mr
by the Prince Consort, the0.|
having requeSbeu IHlS.
THE LORDS PRAYER WAS SAID.
The responses adapted to the occas,|
we're intoned. Then three special prael
we're offered. Following the prayers N
aulist tie Dominus' was sung with ouu
and brass band accompaniment. n
Dean of We minister advanced to d
altar rails and read the lesson for the NJ
the first epistle of Peter, chapter
verses 6 to 1877. DR.. Bridges special |
them, selected by the Queen last year
her jubilee anthem, was next rendered
by the choral "Gotha," corps.
by the Prince Consort. In it the natnj
anthem was introduced, and two nod
prayers for the defense of the isn
the spiritual welfare of the kingdom a
peace and love followed, aud were Il,
by the benediction, which "
pronounced by the Archbishop.
CRUSHED INTO INsENsrBILIry.
A number of persons along the r,
we're crushed into insensibility and renor
% the hospitals. Quite Il number wei
.lso overpowered by the heat, add III
,orse ridden by the Marquis Of Lorp
brew him while the procession was NOV
ng along Constitution Hill. The quee
topped her carriage to ask the MARQUIS
,e was injured. He assured her that h.
vas not, bnt relinquished his place as On.
VI the royal escorts and went to the abbr
" q shorter route. :
CELTIC CRITICISMS.
New YORK, June 21.-Mayor Hewitt
this forenoon ordered the keepe a
he City Hall to set the flags flying in hops|
# Queen Victoria's jubilee. This deml
.'tration elected many adverse COME
Celtic sources.
GROWERS GREETING TO VIC.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The i~ollowin
he presidents letter presenting his jul.s
congratulations to Queen Victoria:
Cleveland, President Of the Vns.
States OF America. to Her Majesty, VI
toria, Queen Of Great Britain and Irsas
and the Empress Of India:
GREAT AND COOP FRIEND-In the Lam
md on bOhalf OF the people Of the Unts
States l present their sincere ~felicitstn
'pon the arrival of the fiftieth a%nnivens7
4 your majesty's accession to the thr1
II Great Britain. and I but utter the sn !
raj voice of my fellow countrymen in #h5
pg for your people a prolongation Of yu
eign, so marked with advance IN the popl
ar well being, the physical, moral agdn
ellectual advance of your people. J s'M
not adulation animates thr
acknowledgement Of the debt of g~ratfuh
nd respect due to your personal yirtur.h
heir important influence in producing and
auslng q prosperous and well ORDERED con
ltion OF affairs now generally prevaiill
your dominions. May you
fe be prolonged, and peace, honor ai
rosperity bless the people over whom you
ave been called to rule. May liberty
ourish throughout your empire under ls
ice and equal laws, and your governDer'
e strong in the affections OF all who hH
nder it; and ] pray God to have you
in his holy keeping.
Done at Washington this 9th day
II. ~. {. I
lSlgned1 GROVER CLEvELAM
by the President. THOMAS F. BAYARD.
Secretary Of State
THE JUBILEE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 21.-The Queens jubIz
~ was celebrated here by a processlc
imposed OF various British and Oran:
'cieties OF this city. After it had been :
ewed by the Mayor and other notable
ne participants proceeded to Cheltennan
'ach where the remainder of the day WI
'ent witnessing athletic sports, and VIII
and fireworks in the evening.
Big Fire in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June 23, 100 Il. MI
z broke out in the rear OF the upper POI
IN OF Erederickson's drug store at 10
nal street in the Tours building, n
ost important block in the city. IbeH
now burning ffercely.
" ANOTHER IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 20. 2:3G a. mat"
three six-story buildings, No, III"
8 Oh Lewis street, are completely
Dyed and the walls have fallen ID l'
r.at .NHu f,&>. - NJ, 81 pOl and ". II